Chapter 51: GPU Fabrication Plant Setup
The next couple of weeks were very busy for Tyler and David. Most especially David.
Just like he told Tyler, he began the creation of the LLC the next day. He also transfered back control of the LLC in his hand back to Tyler.
A week passed quickly. During that time, David executed the setup of the new LLC with clinical precision, just as Tyler had instructed.
The LLC was registered, bank accounts opened, and the necessary trading accounts mirrored after VaultX and VaultPrime’s model.
He ensured it had full routing clearance, proper compliance paperwork, and was disguised well enough to avoid unnecessary audits.
Tyler didn’t even need to follow up. The moment David sent him the confirmation message, Tyler linked both VaultX and VaultPrime to the LLC’s trading accounts, initiating their automated protocol.
By the next morning, the new LLC was already generating $500,000 in daily profits—liquid and at David’s disposal.
Tyler told David to use the funds however he saw fit, so long as it kept the GPU fabrication plant operation moving. David didn’t need to be told twice.
From there, he boarded a red-eye to Singapore, then to the UAE, and finally to Turkey.
In each country, he founded two front company tailored to its location, registered them as small-scale tech import-export companies specializing in agricultural and refrigeration tools.
He opened corporate accounts under each name, negotiated warehousing options near their respective ports—Port Klang, Jebel Ali, and Mersin—and began placing purchase orders for GPU fab equipment and raw materials.